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$3 Chandier 's FOUNTAIN SQUARE EVANSTON BOOK SUGGESTIONS FOR TUEGRADUATE Poetry Adve«ture of Endurig Valù. Cauda of Congratulation 1724 OINGTON AVENUE Orrnnton Motel Bldg. EV4NSTON M a -. lliuq lumlcti &oivv asn~ingion sA personal, military and state papers bas been one of the major activities which Congress assigned the Federal Bicentennial cmisoas. part of the nation's honors to Washington 'durin,,g this Two Hundredth year since Nothing like this compréhensive edition of the. Washington writings bas been attempted beretofore, partly because pirivate publisbjng houses re- Icoiled at the expense, Fifty years af- ter .Wasbington's death, Jared Sp arks, then president of Harvard, issued an edition of 12 volumes,. in which hel omitted nuinerous, passages and 1"îm- proved" Wasbhington's diction in oth- ers. Sixty years after the Sparks edi- tion, Wortbington. C. Ford brought out another 14 volumes, taken directlv fromn the-,Washington nianuscripts. But as Washington left a, larger num- ber'of pa-pers -than any. other Presi-, dent, these editions, large asthey 'are. contai n less than 50 percent of the whole represented in, 400 folders in the Library of Çongress. The pr esent B icentennial edition of the Washington Writings, according -to Dr. Fitzpatrick; ii nôt only, an hlonor to tbe first American. but .i1l' enabie America to understand ber own bistrov more clearv,. for the for- mative period of the United Statesý is so enmeshed with the life ofWa- ington that it is impossible to obtain 'a clear picture of. the founding of the NJation without full knowledge of George Washington, tbe mari himself, uts ond g~ ers fl>ld hiémian-kind ent rcnced for hotu-s: But 'w1 nter nights, in. ermine sheen, She efftertains the fair snot>-queen. Ah ,es!.A,13qgarden. shores such thikgs That ail. véar' rùand mv' hetrt j s B"i Ms.Edqar D. Coolidge, A Éalanéed Ration for Week-End Reading9 THE SQUARIE ROOT 0F. VAL- ENTINE. By Berry Fleming. Nor- ton. A spirited and, fanciful, tale* re- countiig. the adventures of Valentine when he fared, forth to sec what New Yo*rk ýwas like at three-thirty M..the morning., EXPRESSION IN AMERICA. By Ludwig Lewisobn. Harpers. A stridy of the evolution of the American spirit of liberty as ex- pressed iiis literature. nelter istoy pr geography tmat tbey will find, but manflers and morals. That is the dark secret which parents and teachers are put on their honor not to reveal. Though he deals with a long list of virtues and vices, the author does flot wish to bave his tal es labelled as parables-land fables. He knows too weIl tbe youthful reac- tion tô preaching and wishes to have ,the stories, presefited. with the. simple qualification -of being interesting, and to leave the rest to the perception of the young' reader. He> does flot leave too mnuch f0 the perception of the child in the senise that' the stories 'are subtie or . iter- ary." Notbing is over the bead of the smlrallest. One feels that, realizi ng t ,he power of bis rivais, he bas' borrowed m uch of the punch and genreral. at- mosphere..of the movies.and the mys- tery stories. His teachings are de- iivered with an impact that allows As headmnaster of the. Carver School in Baltimore, which >he. ad- mits. to using as an experinmental lahoratory for bis stories. Mr. Hill- yer is in a uniqueposition for study- ing. the sure approach f0 the mod- erni child. He will always inferest his BACK Y ON DE R. By~a ina ihfen them, if will onlly be, becauS ,e Hogue. MnoBlh human nature resisf s acknowledging Micir niceonte ars, Ithat the shoe its. ing "survivais of an earlier Conception of life.", New Books: ___________BISHOP BERKELEY. 9B J. NM. Hone and M. M. Rossi. Macmnillan. MAKES LITHOGRAPHS HEADLINES. By Janette Cooper. Rockwell Kent bas turned to. litho- Harpers. ail trie papers inclucieo in thie Sparks and -Ford editions, ail the papers in the Library of Congress,- besides many letters and groups of letters in' the possession of various libraries, bistorical societies, State archives', and private owners. In fact Wash- ington papers bhave been found in' every State of the Union and i nearly every country of the world. The present Bicentennial edition was begun in 1930. 'lTe volume, as -veu au~ nd Adonis- becomes the soff. gray of "Beowul.f," The Volume is noble in proportions, set by hand at the Pynson Prinfers and selling for thirty dollars. The translation is that of William E ler3- Leonard, .which has been. so highly praised. The .b road decorafive pages ini black.and dull reci; the soft easy flowing paper and- the 'power .of thie large full page drawing are beautiful. Kent bas been at work on this for four years, mas- tering the new. technique-&f drawing on the stone. HELLENISTIC QUEENS. 13v Gracc flarriet Macurdy. Johnis I-opkins Press. THE COMPANY OF'SCOTLAND. By George Pratt Insh. Scribners. THE UNITED STATES SINCE 16.By Louis M. Hacker and Ben jamnin B. Kendrick. Crofts. REMINISCENCES 0F COLONEL H. S."OLCOTT. By various writ- ers. Compiled by Hridaye Narain Argarval. Madras: T.heosophicê'al -Publishing House. a(E then, to give us a close-up picture of caugbt up witb joyous whoops band- Garrett &. Mass'ie. the country folk in Devonshire., fuIs of d isassociated and unsuspecting AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY. By Firank Humor, knowledge of hunian nature, humans and directed their actions in Lloyd Wright. Longmans, Green. affectionate appreciation of Storm- a cornedy of cause and effect.. An The life story of theacitc b bury's inbabitants color bis book. ingenious, good-fun story. (Uougbe- is regarded by ayAriancticao (Macmillan). ton Miff lin.) of bis art as:a, genius in bis field. flowý-